Stick around after the films to watch a recorded Q&amp;A with filmmakers Chase Meek from How to Make a Lion, Beckett Potter from One Giant Leep, Maria Norton from Lighting Fires, Andrew Chan-Possemato from The Butler and the Ball.

Why was the baby abandoned in a Victorian drain? And how can the four maids on a mission save its life? This playful, surreal, road movie pits four teens against the elements in a race against time.

Hello Frisco

An urban fairy tale about Ashton, a lonely boy with neglectful parents, who embarks on a global adventure when he enters a contest to become the new butler of Bob Chan, a grieving, reclusive singer. The first film by nine-year-old writer/director Andrew Chan-Possemato.

The Butler and the Ball

Young space enthusiast has a dream exploring outer space taking one giant leap in the Athena Mission.

One Giant Leap - The Athena Mission

When Chase doesn't get a lion for Christmas, he decides to take matters into his own hands.

How to Make a Lion

A songbird wanted to attend a party during the crisis of a serious pandemic. After being refused by his mum, he sneaked out and attended the party anyway without wearing a mask. The bird felt sick soon afterwards and was taken to a hospital, where he was cured. After learning the valuable lesson about mask wearing, the bird told all of his friends to wear masks, wash hands, and keep six or more feet away from each other. He also made posters and posted them around.

Fly But With Mask On

Workers of the world, unite...against Karens! Enjoy this important "Quaranteen" edition of the Reel Teens.

UWAK: Union Workers Against Karens

A lighthearted PSA satire teaching you how to deal with real-life Karens in the workplace.

What does a Teddy Bear do when she can't sleep?

Bearly Awake

A group of kids put a man from an earlier generation trial for his crimes against humanity.&nbsp;

Trial of Errors

A short film about a teenage boy who is hopeful that the girl he is prepared to ask out is willing to accept.

Desperate

A single-shot long take on a young girl’s struggle to overcome society’s rules on education and pursue her real passion. Sofia is a 10 year old who draws houses differently from everyone else, breaking the boundaries of the stereotypical structure and painting them in her own creative way. Criticised by her brother for doing so, she grows into a resentful teenager who has always hidden her drawings and beliefs from everyone else. Later on, she realises her worth and opens up her own architectural studio as a 30 year old.

Lighting Fires

Student Narrative Films, Pt.2

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Welcome to a weekend of workshops and screenings of family-friendly films, both professionally and student-made, hailing from countries that span the globe! Filmmakers Collaborative created the BIKFF in 2013 with a goal of showing kids that making a film can be a powerful way to tell a story.

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